Новости за 10.05.2018

A home with a rich musical history has traded hands in Malibu’s Broad Beach for $7.975 million.

Russian President Vladimir Putin scored five goals in an exhibition hockey game with former NHL stars on Thursday.

L.A.'s dance scene is hot, drawing artists from other parts of the country and the world. To help make sense of the evolving landscape, here's a select list of new and veteran troupes that should be on your dance card.

The Grey Estate, the Holmby Hills home of late Paramount Pictures Chairman and Chief Executive Brad Grey, has sold for $70 million, according to real estate sources not authorized to comment publicly on the deal.

Detroit Lions coach Matt Patricia maintained his innocence and his new team said it supported him after a 1996 sexual assault allegation resurfaced Wednesday.

The newest sport in the City Section — competitive cheer — will hold its first championship on Saturday at Lake Balboa Birmingham.

The 1,200 acres the Wright family owns in Utah, just shy of Zion National Park, can’t alone support their hundreds of cows. To keep the herd growing — as many as 4 pounds a day per head, in peak season — the family leases close to 20,000 acres from the federal government. But developers are coming...

Art openings around L.A., including paintings by Rick Bartow, collages by Deborah Roberts, multimedia pieces by Aline Mare and photographs by Mel Frank.

Blessed be the Hammer: The L.A. art museum has announced that “The Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood and artist Glenn Ligon will be this year’s honorees at its fall Gala in the Garden fundraiser.

Fatal falls are on the rise in the United States, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A home that property records show was once owned by late “Star Trek” actor Leonard Nimoy through a trust is for sale in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles, Calif., at $1.785 million.

Mongolia flagged its neutrality. Sweden offered its expertise. South Korea knew a spot. In the end, President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un settled on the tiny, orderly island of Singapore to hold a historic summit on June 12 that could peel open the world’s most reclusive and threatening...

A Yale administrator says the university police officers who responded to a call about a black graduate student who had fallen asleep in the common area of a campus residence admonished the white student who reported it.

ZTE Corp., the Chinese phonemaker that once hoped to rival Apple, has been brought to near collapse after suspending all operations because of U.S. sanctions.

Former New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe and current Boston Celtics point guard Terry Rozier have met at last.

Jurassic Park, one of the earliest thrill rides at Universal Studios Hollywood, is scheduled to close this fall to make way for a scarier, updated dinosaur attraction.

The killing last year of Whittier Police Officer Keith Boyer added some punch to what had become a sagging campaign to blame California’s historic criminal justice reforms for an uptick in crime rates.